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Neighbor-Link Report — November 13, 2026

Scott 2h ago

Weekly neighbor-link report for the EVV mesh, run November 13, 2026.

7 days of data · 32 repeaters seen · 103,739 relayed packets

What needs attention

  • 🔴 Harmony Way 1W Repeater: Stopped relaying other repeaters' packets after Tue Nov 10, 8:24 AM. Earlier in the week it relayed 1,103 packets from other repeaters (EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville, Lynch & Green River Rep, EVV_SIM6 Deaconess Gate, EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt and EVV_SIR3 Germantownship), and none in the 70 hours since. Ask the owner to check the radio, antenna and power, and restart it.
  • 🔴 Lynch & Green River Rep: Stopped relaying other repeaters' packets after Wed Nov 11, 11:43 PM. Earlier in the week it relayed 433 packets from other repeaters (OAK1, Harmony Way 1W, EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville, EVV_SIR6 Red Cross and EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt), and none in the 30 hours since. Ask the owner to check the radio, antenna and power, and restart it.
  • ⚠️ Repeater neighbor lists: We can read only 10 of 32 repeaters' own neighbor lists. Each repeater records which repeaters it hears every hour, with SNR. MeshMonitor can read that list over the mesh, but only with a saved guest or admin password, and so far it has one for EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt, EVV_SIM3 St. Wendel, EVV_SIM4 St. Vincent, EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville, EVV_SIR1 KD4SIR, EVV_SIR6 Red Cross, Harmony Way 1W, JAG3 - Solar, Lynch & Green River Rep and SIR7_Herbie's Peo.Rep.. Until more lists are readable, the grid above has to infer hearing from relayed traffic.
  • ⚠️ One-way links: 57 repeater pairs are heard much better one way than the other. KC9EP-Observer1 hears EVV_SIM2 Reitz High Sch in 95% of shared hours, but EVV_SIM2 Reitz High Sch hears KC9EP-Observer1 in 0%; Casey's Home hears EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville in 97% of shared hours, but EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville hears Casey's Home in 6%; EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt hears OAK1 in 95% of shared hours, but OAK1 hears EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt in 4%. Some of this is just traffic no observer sees. Unequal antenna height or gain, or noise at one end, is the usual real cause.
  • ✅ Week over week: 16 links got stronger than last week. EVV_SIM4 St. Vincent hears EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville: 31% last week, 87% now; KC9EP Solar hears EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville: 43% last week, 98% now; KC9EP-Observer1 hears EVV_SIM4 St. Vincent: 30% last week, 84% now; EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt hears EVV_SIR6 Red Cross: 11% last week, 63% now; KC9EP-Observer1 hears EVV_SIM5 McCuchanville: 12% last week, 61% now.
  • ✅ Strong repeater pairs: The backbone links that hold up most hours. KC9EP RPI hears KC9EP-Observer1 100%; KC9EP RPI hears KC9EP Solar 100%; KC9EP RPI hears EVV_SIM1 Deaconess Midt 100%; KC9EP RPI hears EVV_SIM4 St. Vincent 100%; KC9EP RPI hears Casey's Home 100%; KC9EP Solar hears KC9EP RPI 99%.
  • ℹ️ Time of day: Marginal links are weakest 9 AM to 12 PM and best 9 PM to 12 AM. Links whose median SNR is below 0 dB heard 32% of adverts in the worst 3-hour block and 53% in the best. Only links already near the edge show this; strong links don't.

Full interactive report for this week (map, who-hears-whom grid, link history): https://evvmesh.org/neighbor-links/2026-11-13

Latest week: https://evvmesh.org/neighbor-links

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